State Telehealth Regulations Interactive Map

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Modality for reimbursed visits (commercial payers only)

• No statute: There are currently no commercial payer telehealth statutes in this state.
• Asynchronous: The state has a statute mandating coverage for asynchronous telehealth visits.
• Synchronous: The state has a statute mandating coverage for synchronous telehealth visits, but does not mandate coverage for asynchronous telehealth visits.
• Contract specific: The payer contract dictates scope of coverage.
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Internet prescribing law, regulation, or board rules or guidance

• Yes: There is a law, regulation, or board rules or guidance describing the requirements for prescribing non-controlled drugs via telehealth.
• No: There is not a pertinent law, regulation, or board rules or guidance describing the requirements for prescribing non-controlled drugs via telehealth.

NP scope of practice

• Independent: Nurse practitioners in these states may practice independently without physician supervision or collaboration.
• Transition to independent: Nurse practitioners in these states may practice independently after meeting certain experience and/or education thresholds. Note that the nurse practitioner may be required to apply for independent practice.
• Supervision: Nurse practitioners in these states must practice with a supervising or collaborating physician for at least one element of practice or to bill certain payers (e.g., Michigan).
• Geographic supervision: Nurse practitioners in these states must practice within a certain geographic proximity of the supervising or collaborating physician.